Russia Today YouTube Hacked, NWO Censored, Or 'Mistakenly' Suspended?

Russia Today’s YouTube channel, that in June 2013 became the first-ever TV news channel to reach 1 billion views, was shut down Tuesday, exactly two years after a similar incident.

Cyber-attacked?

Who is shutting down Russia Today and why, as US-led aggression against Russia intensifies? Or is this another YouTube innocent “mistake,” a “technical difficulty,” as YouTube claimed when this happened, two years ago?

Those questions might seem simple to answer, but need public attention in light of freedom of the press violations.

“This account has been suspended due to multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s policy against spam, gaming, misleading content, or other Terms of Service violations,” is the message viewers saw when attemtping to access Russia Today (RT) for three hours earlier today.

RT says the services were suspended around 0700 GMT and remained unaccessible until shortly before 1000 GMT.

A similar incident exactly two years ago kept the YouTube channel offline eight hours, the news sources points out. YouTube confirmed then it was their mistake and apologized for the incident.

“As a world leading news producer on YouTube we value timely information and regret the service fail to the half-million people logging on this morning,” stated Head of Social Media at RT Ivor Crotty. “We look forward to clearing this up ASAP.’

RT began broadcasting in 2005 – the same year YouTube came online – disrupting broadcast news media consensus and creating a savvy online viewer community.

Al Jazeera’s station, a mouthpiece for U.S. administration’s New World Order agenda, has never been suspeneded.